Refunds Planned for Election 11 Entrants
Democratic party officials report refunds for Election 11 entrants. Morriss Jr states 31 percent of filing fees will be refunded to candidates, with totals of 29,826 paid in fees and 19,572.39 spent on holding the election. Figures include 13,654 votes and 42.5 cents per vote in August, plus prior costs and court actions over qualifying candidates.
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Eorn
Wi A. Morriss Jr
Cheirmen
Morriss
Ottome
Brand
Morris
Rte Court
Mortiss
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Federal Education Subsidies Explained at Vocational School
Ray J. Martin state director of education outlined federal subsidies available to Texas educators under the Georges Been bill. The measure, set to take effect next June, would bring substantial funds to Texas for vocational teaching and other programs.
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Ray J. Martin
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Texas
Moving Pictures of Slums to Be Shown in San Antonio
The Junior Chamber of Commerce committee led by K Straus Warfach will present moving pictures of San Antonio slums at noon Wednesday at the St Anthony hotel during a combined meeting of civic groups. Rev Carmen Tranciese will discuss slum conditions. Attending groups include the Business and Professional Women's club Zonta Altrusk club Junior Business and Professional Women's club Wide Shum Clearance ceramic and LATIN-AMERICAN group. The slum pictures will also be shown to the Parent-Teachers association Friday morning at the Elks roof.
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San Antonio
Slying
St .Anthony
Junior Chamber of Commerce
K. Straus Warfach
Carmen Tranciese
Business
Zonta Clih
Altrusk Club
Wide Shum Clearance Ceramic
Hhit
Witl Ba
Parent-Teachers Association
Elks Roof
Dope and Bribes Tied to Luciano Witness Attempts
Report from New York states investigators probed rumors that underworld gangs used dope and bribes to pressure state witnesses to recant testimony against Charles Lucky Luciano, as six people linked to last February prostitution roundup were called before an extraordinary grand jury to shed light on a possible new trial for Luciano and his 13 henchmen.
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New York
Charles
Lucky
Flying cadets begin arrival at Randolph field class
About 100 cadets are scheduled to report by Monday for the big Flying Cadets class at Randolph field. The class includes 65 regular army officers mainly from the 1934 West Point class and two foreign officers, making it one of the largest groups entering the Air Corps Training center since Randolph field opened.
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N.Y
Randolph
Randolph Field
Motday
West Point
Air Corps Training Center
Dope Addicts to Be Given Branding in Kiangsi Decree
The Kiangs provincial government in Nanchang unveils a decree branding opium addicts on the foreheads as part of a public campaign against drug use. The order targets identified opium users and marks a harsh approach to addiction as a public policy.
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Nanchang
China
Campaign to Halt Opium Smoking in Burma Parliament
A major drive to end opium smoking and suppress opium smugglers is planned in Burma. An official bill aims to be introduced before the Burmese parliament, signaling a government push for stricter controls and eradication measures.
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Rangoon
Burma
Veterans to Build Shelter for Birds
Los Angeles Sawtelle Veterans Hospital issues orders to construct bird sanctuaries on government grounds as part of a wildlife protective program.
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Los Angeles
Veterans’ Hospital
Sawtelle
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